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Botany

 

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Contents
19th century botany
1Nineteenth century botany
Botanical Gardens
2London: Kew Gardens
3Photomicrographs of botany
Leaves
4Introduction to leaves
Flowers
5Introduction to flowers
Ferns
6Ferns
Photographers
7Henry Fox Talbot: Botany
8Henry Fox Talbot: The Bertoloni Album
9Golding Bird:Observations on the application of Heliographic or Photogenic Drawing to Botanical Purposes (April 1839)
10Anna Atkins: Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype impressions (1843-1854)
11Anna Atkins: Cyanotypes of British and Foreign Flowering Plants and Ferns (ca. 1854)
12Constantin v. Ettingshausen and A. Pokorny: Physiotypia plantarum austriacarum (1855-1856)
13Cecilia Louisa Glaisher: Ferns (ca. 1850-1858)
14Louis Godefroy Lucy-Fossarieu: Jardin Zoologique & Botanique D'Acclimtatation du Bois de Boulogne (ca. 1860)
15R.B. Bontecou: Botantical specimens
16Eugène Charles de Gayffier: Herbier Forestier de la France (1867)
17Charles Hippolyte Aubry: Botanical and flower studies
18Adolphe Braun: Flower studies
19Charles Scowen: Plants of Sri Lanka
20Herbert Boucher Dobbie: New Zealand Ferns. 148 Varieties (1880)
21Bertha Jaques: Cyanotypes of plants
22Unidentified artist "TS" or "ST" (French, 19th century): Botanical studies (1890-1920)
23Edwin Hale Lincoln: Wildflowers and orchids of the North-Eastern United States
24Karl Blossfeldt (1865-1952)
25Karl Blossfeldt: Books
26Karl Blossfeldt's Original "Urformen der Kunst" / "Art Forms in Nature"
X-rays
27Dain L. Tasker: X-rays of flowers
28Professor Albert Richards: X-rays of Flowers
     
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19th century botany
1Nineteenth century botany
Botanical Gardens
2London: Kew Gardens
3Photomicrographs of botany
Leaves
4Introduction to leaves
Flowers
5Introduction to flowers
Ferns
6Ferns
Photographers
7Henry Fox Talbot: Botany
8Henry Fox Talbot: The Bertoloni Album
9Golding Bird:Observations on the application of Heliographic or Photogenic Drawing to Botanical Purposes (April 1839)
10Anna Atkins: Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype impressions (1843-1854)
11Anna Atkins: Cyanotypes of British and Foreign Flowering Plants and Ferns (ca. 1854)
12Constantin v. Ettingshausen and A. Pokorny: Physiotypia plantarum austriacarum (1855-1856)
13Cecilia Louisa Glaisher: Ferns (ca. 1850-1858)
14Louis Godefroy Lucy-Fossarieu: Jardin Zoologique & Botanique D'Acclimtatation du Bois de Boulogne (ca. 1860)
15R.B. Bontecou: Botantical specimens
16Eugène Charles de Gayffier: Herbier Forestier de la France (1867)
17Charles Hippolyte Aubry: Botanical and flower studies
18Adolphe Braun: Flower studies
19Charles Scowen: Plants of Sri Lanka
20Herbert Boucher Dobbie: New Zealand Ferns. 148 Varieties (1880)
21Bertha Jaques: Cyanotypes of plants
22Unidentified artist "TS" or "ST" (French, 19th century): Botanical studies (1890-1920)
23Edwin Hale Lincoln: Wildflowers and orchids of the North-Eastern United States
24Karl Blossfeldt (1865-1952)
25Karl Blossfeldt: Books
26Karl Blossfeldt's Original "Urformen der Kunst" / "Art Forms in Nature"
X-rays
27Dain L. Tasker: X-rays of flowers
28Professor Albert Richards: X-rays of Flowers

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